how you drive your Nissan LEAF™ will impact range
To get the most out of every charge, try:
the Nissan LEAF has a number of features to help you maximize your range and keep you charged up:
CARWINGS™ information system*:
The LEAF onboard navigation system:
Multi-function display drive computer:
Regenerative braking –
Every time you coast or apply the brakes in the Nissan LEAF, the electric motor acts as an electric generator, converting energy that would otherwise be wasted into battery energy. So even when you're slowing down, you're charging up.
Eco mode –
This driver selectable mode reduces air conditioning, increases regenerative braking, and could increase your range by up to 10%.
Power meter –
Indicates the regeneration power level provided to the Lithium ion battery system and the energy (power) consumption level when driving.
Eco-indicator –
The meter displays an illustrated ECO driving level calculated from conditions such as accelerator pedal and brake pedal operations, air conditioner usage and idling time of the electric motor.
Lithium ion battery empty warning light –
When your battery has 4kWh remaining, your empty warning light will come on. A notification on your screen will indicate where to find all charging stations within range.
Power limitation mode –
In the event that your battery becomes critically low, power limitation mode will automatically minimize your energy consumption and reduce your speed to help you get to a charging dock.
Complimentary three years roadside assistance
*CARWINGS™ communicates through a cellular network which may not be available in all areas. Signal strength may vary and be limited for the Nissan LEAF and your location. Certain remote functions require a compatible smartphone, not included with vehicle. CARWINGS™ information system features are included through a subscription service which is complimentary in the price of the vehicle for the first 36 months. After that time, a subscription service can be purchased.